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Mehak Neel

About Mehak Neel

Mehak Neel is currently pursuing a degree in Sociology and Journalism at FLAME University. Her undying love for travel is rooted in her curiosity to learn about various cultures. She considers the knowledge of current world affairs a vital asset and is often found passionately discussing the same. Her hobbies include football, athletics and painting.

Migration and Caste In India

by Mehak Neel

caste and migration

India’s caste system is among the world’s oldest forms of surviving social stratification (“What is India’s caste system?”, 2019). The caste system in India has existed for eons now and while some claim caste-based discrimination does not take place anymore, it is very much alive and kicking. Most scholars believe that occupation, survival of tribal […]

Filed Under: Ambedkar, Civil Services, Indian Sociology, M.N.Srinivas, Research papers, Sociology Optional

What Is The End Goal Of Sociology?

by Mehak Neel

whats the end goal of sociology

I often find myself wondering, what is the end goal of sociology? As an undergraduate student majoring in sociology, I am asked what the ‘point’ of sociology is more often than I would like to admit. I like studying sociology because I find that it has a positive impact on my life and shapes my […]

Filed Under: Academic Writing, Introduction to sociology, Research papers

Noam Chomsky: The five filters of the mass media

by Mehak Neel

mass media

Mass media today exercises most control in influencing public opinion. It is responsible for the views people have about the world in general. The media today, fails to remain mere neutral observers, but instead exercise heavy influence through their analysis and reporting (Neel, 2019). What we often mistake for reality is nothing but a constructed […]

Filed Under: Academic Writing, Research papers, Sociology and Media

ANALYSING THE FILM ‘PARASITE’ THROUGH A POST COLONIAL LENS

by Mehak Neel

Parasite movie memes and behind scenes

Bong Joon-ho’s award-winning Parasite beautifully depicts the realities of class conflict, wealth and social inequalities- all defining features of the post-colonial world. Set in Korea, the film follows the life of a poor family, the Kims; that con their way into all getting employed by the same rich family, the Parks. Just when it seems […]

Filed Under: Academic Writing, Movies, Research papers

Gender wage gap in the 21st Century

by Mehak Neel

gender wage gap in 21st century

Over the years, there has been increasing debate over the low wages paid to women. According to unwomen- For every dollar a man earns, a woman earns only 77 cents, making the gender-wage gap very much apparent. Women today still face economic discrimination despite a number of laws being made to reduce it because even […]

Filed Under: Gender Sociology, Research papers, Social Issues

Women’s Movement in India

by Mehak Neel

Women’s Movement in india

This paper will discuss the cultural and gender implications of the women’s movement in India, examine the role of reformers like Jotibha Phule in the movement, touch upon the current scenario of the movement and status of women in the 21st Century as well as discuss the legal framework of the movement. Introduction: As of […]

Filed Under: Academic Writing, Civil Services, Gender Sociology, Research papers, Sociology Dictionary

How the Bretton Woods Conference changed the Game after World War 2

by Mehak Neel

The Bretton woods Conference and the subsequent Marshall Plan was a game-changer in the global economic power. The conference resulted in a shift of economic power from Britain to the United States of America. It is regarded to have changed the economic system and was a first of its kind monetary arrangement. It was at […]

Filed Under: Civil Services, History

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